I was wondering what type of fence you put in your rental properties?

you absolutely do not need a lawyer in this case.. read your title insurance policy. see if there are any easements that the neighbors have through you property if they have none .. then if its bugging you put locks on the gates... you can survey if you wish as the gates may not be on your property.. but when I run into these situations on small acreages I am developing into home tracks.. we have to survey of course.. and if neighbors make a fuss I make them prove me wrong. let them spend the money surveying you just put your locks on them or build a chain link or whatever kind of fence in the hole were  the gate is..

Like one section of fencing that's the exact width of his gate.Just kidding.

Yep, lots of enormous lots - which at first I thought - yikes, lots of fencing to repair, huge landscaping to deal with, possibly lots of sidewalk to be liable for, etc. 

Take photo from at least two different angles so I can see every section of fence, all trees, etc.Exterior photo of all four sides of the home.

(keep in mind my properties are in San Mateo and have been fully rehab'ed)No offence but Rohnert Park in not exactly the SF bay area to me.

Weather knocked down 100 LF of fence.

@Beau Blinder Thanks for the tips, no offence taken.  

A late fee is assessed if there is a rent balance outstanding as of 17:00 local time on the 4th day of the month ... for the first offence.  

No offence as I'm from IN originally.